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Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
Our StaSe Education

The annual Teachers Institute for
Delaware now In session at Rehoboth,
sho " the great advancement that has
been made In the cause o; edu cation
within but . few years past compare
lively. A dozen years ago there Was
no head to the public school system OF
the State. Every di,tr!c; was indc .
pendent and did 10 IL pleased. 1t some.
times voted In favor OF tax, and some.
simes against tax, and 81 other times
for 90 little tax tnAt there nigh. as
we'll have been none. The districts
that needed taxes for the schools were
the ones most liable to vote down
taxes and do without schools. Happily
this miserable System has been par.
TALLY broken up. A few roots OF the
eAets system still remain, but they can
not stand the march Of educated mind
and thought that 10 permeattng our
State and they will so,n die out The
large asse N blsge OF Intelligent teachers
now convened As q S,ate Teachers In
stitute at Rehoboth, shows that . bet
Ter and brighter day hss come In the
educational interests OF Delaware. Lib
erty Is . good thing but the Legislature
OF the State by making 1t obligatory for
each school district 10 raise Q certain
amount OF money with which TO carry
o1 the public schools, has placed q
premium upon intelligence and educA
ti)n, aud placed them upon the pedestal
OF honor rather than the liberty bred o.
Ignorance and superstition.
THIS miserable system OF which vi
ars, raw almost ashamed TO thinl
hA, vanished away llbe MISS beior,
ths rising sun. A new era hiss nrlsel
sni education now keeps pace ant
walks hand in hand with the progres
sive thought and prosperity OF tn,
Stats. Oar schoo! system 1. no. yet al
that can be desired, hut we are gsstin,
along fnely In the direction OF Q l!bera
educational iiss that is nowhere per
fected yet.
This large nesting Of teachers at Re
hobosh stands In pleasant and s.rikin
contrast with the days, only o fes
short years ago, when there were II,
heads to our public schools and N
TEACHERS institutes were held excsp
those provided 70. by a few pabllc spir
tied teachers in o ne!ghborEood, com
biutng and meeting occasionally 70
mutual improvement
The State has come to the aid OF edu
cation In q very eff Sent manne
within few years past, Aud the effec
OF 1t 10 seen In superintendent for eAc
County, . uniform systsu OF books ,
be used. q rigid examination OF teacher
for their duties, exte aded school ter IN
better psy for teachers and Tea cher
institutes which are 10 teachers VIII
lectures are to med! cal students. "
congratulate our educators at the 90,
shore, aud hope they may have . plea
ant and profitable time at their S.a
Teachers Institute.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
"BEE HIVE"
3O6 MARKET ST

Hot weather bargains. The
balance OF our lace caps must
go for half or two-thirds.
I lot seersuckers, Is and I5c.,
goes down to Ioc.; this is the
last call.
100 dozen hose for men, wo-
men and children, SC a pair.
Ladies ribbed Lisle thread
hose soc the world over; our
marked down price, 25c.; an
unmatchable bargain.
case OF apron ginghams to
be sacrificed for 7c a yard; a
bargain for everybody.
We are selling quantities Of
gents laundried shirts at 75c
that will compare with others
at ST.
10 pieces damask table linen
instead Of 37Hc., regular price
you can take them away for 2sc
per yard.
If yol want any gauze under
wear to keep you warm, buy il
Iat the "Bee Hive" at three
fourths value.
:. Our sateens are all marked
down to closing out prices
> French go a. 25c.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
The Peni nsala One state.

The Peninsula Press Association
could be made power FOR good IL all
the editors between toe two bays would
unite for that purpose. There is CON-
munily OF interest which brings the
peninsula under one control more 30
than applies TO any other se,;ion. The
peninsula Is distinctly outlined by the
bays thA. almost surround itand almost
isolate 1t from any other section OF the
Union. This Isolation has made il q
productive garden spot, upon which
larger communities OF population de-
pend not only fer the necessAries, but
che luxarles OF life. Ffom bay to bay
and from NaAman's creek TO Cape
Heury's most southern point IL Is the
indigenous home Of the peach, the
berry, the melon and vegetables. -
Going to the waters that wash It's shores
en- either side, We find the natural nor
NAL home OF the oysters and the fisher
los OF the peninsula are niue of
wealth. Were thu peninsula one SAFE
instead o: one little Sac and q part OF
swo other States, as nature seems to
nave destined II, the com munity OF In.
ierests would be much stronger and the
development OF Its vast resources would
be much more rapid. II would appear
a. casual sight that all the papers of
the peninsula shocld be o unit of
Thought in favor OF one State to take In
Delaware, the + ss.ern Shore OF Mary
land and the two counties OF Virginia
that seem somehow to have strayed
away from their natural moor!ngs.
Wha: . grand little SAFE this peninsu-
10 would make. L. could defy any
o:her equal extent OF territory In its
productions and tts political III portanos
o, mem Der o, the Q Un!ou would not b,
impaired. A union OF The psninsnl,
Into one S.ate Is ono of the things thu
all the papers on ths psniusula shoul,
favor, bus we will DO t,ld thai Their
will be many hot summer aod col
winter before this comes 10 pass. n
DOUBT OF 1t, but that Ia 90 srgumer
why the peninsula shoa!d no: BE- on
State.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
WANAMAKERy

rniLApnLrHIA. I ussday, August ~, 1857.
Overhauling the China
and Glass goods. Some
slow movers, some odd lots.
The tide Of incoming novel
ties crowds them. They
must 60. We have put
prices on them to make
them 60. Nothing OF bad
quality among them. You
may not like some Of the
styles or decorations,bu yon
will stand at nothing else.
1000 richly engraved Bohemian Vine.
gar and OIL Bottles. 40 cents; usual
price, 81.
800 assorted Olive Dishes, Bohemian.
ruby, blue and amber, were rs
cents and 81; nov 10 and 25 cents.
100 Decorated Covered Dishes, parts Of
dinner sets, Is cents each; worth
$l.50 each In set.
80 Decorated Chamber Sets, with lar
uncovered, IS . set.
500 Decorated China Cusp pidors, 30 cents
eaoh; half.
800 Cut Bohemian Water Bother, IS
cents; were 30
800 Bohemian Berry or Fruit Bowlf,
assorted shapes, amber. blue and
ruby; were 81 to 81 50; now 40 and
go cents.
30 dozen Preserve Dishes, Bohemian,
varied shapes and colors; were 81 IS
to 81 rs; now so TO rs cents . dozen.
200 Decorated China Cream Pitchers,
25 cents each.
500 same, 20 cents each.
Large lot odd pieces Decorated Dinner
Ware for next to nothing.
Basement, northwest Of centre.
All the fall styles of Straw
Goods are here. The early
effects run to Turbans and
Walking Hats. B etter,
more coquettish than you
would guess from the names
Yorkshire, Geyser, Wa
verify, Claxton, Warwick
and the like. The newest
ideas in women's headwear
are always to be seen in our
Millinery Store.
Sou .heast OF centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-ha square
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
Dealing With Peddiers.

4esterday Constabls Dillin arrested
Two Italian reddiers at Fourth and
hing ttrsets. en- a charge OF selling
Goo1s without license. They were
sshen before Squire Monaghan, and
upo" pleading guilty we're iined SIS and
cosls, anountiug 10 $ll.60 each. Al
at!th"r OF them were able to pay tn,
ohe, thSir goods were sei zed, and will
aeon ut Sidhau'a auction rooms an.
ies5 leleeMed within ten days.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
Doath of an Ex.sherin.

John A. Willard. Sr an ex-sheriff of
this county, and a former resident OF
this city, died al mis- residence. No. 9i6
Moyame nsing avenue, Philade lphia,
last Saturday evening, from the fleets
of fall sustained eight years ago He
served as sheriff from 1854 to 1856, and
was 80 years old at the time OF his
dea.h. He leaves wife and several
cnildren, and his funeral will take
place from his residence In Philadel
phia to morrow afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
Base BAL.

Gan es yesterday
Observation-Disclosures, &; Louisville,
Game called at the end OF ninth inninI
b6csuse of darkness.
Washiu2tou-Detroit, IL; Wash ing
ton. 8. Six innings.
Cleveland-BIookiyn yn IS; Cleveland, 4
Boston-Bostop, /; Chicago, /. Gam
stopped ut eud of tDird inning by rain
This New York Pi:tsourg game q
New York was postponed because O
rain.
THE RULING PASSION.
tn, traveller. stay!
fsin would plead
One little boon OF thee,
My head is gray;
'hill ARe greed
Hath made me what you see.
Times mocking play
Hath cast me heIe
Begrimmed with roadside dust.
I'm friendless, yea,
Devoid OF chee;;
MY nourishment, a Gust.
Your money? Nay,
NO bsgKar's shame
Is mine! but, implo!e,
How went to-day
The base ball game?
Oh, tell me-what's the scorG?
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
Seventeen rerrons Drowned

LONDON, Angus, q "A sad acciden,
Iapoened during a regatta on the
Thsmea below London Bridge yester
cay. Abou: thirty five spectators clam
bered upon hay.laden barge. TIL,
ropes holding the tarpaulin cover CAV,
way, and al! except one Of the ape eta
tors were thrown into the river aud
about seventeen were crowned. Tn,
water was cnly three feet deep, bu
there was eight feet OF mud under
meath.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
wall Attcnd Church,

Friendship Conclave, No. |, Hepta.
sorhf, OF &. W. M, will attend 1ivins
service at Ashury Methodist EpiscopR
Church next Sunday morning, and OK.
tend an invitation to the mem hers o.
Washington Concisve, No. y, and Lib
city, No. 3, to join with them,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

"hs we Journey through life les VI 1.-Two BY
the way
SkASuN l9s7-JHARLES KYLE, THE
- we'll known ice cream manu- 'acturer, Is
prepared TO furnish ice cream OF the very
best quality. There la no improvement or
ocon"my 81 manutsoture eugRott't or Rc
compiished by SKILLED experience that w
nave not.embodisd Ia producing tho pure,
unadultersted ice cream. BIS spacious and
eie4ant patlOrs are now open, and you art
respectfully invited to call and see him
foltte and accommodating attsndantu viii
20 reany and willing to servo you. All or.
ders by mail or otherwise, whothor large or
small Quantities, will receive prompt atten-
tlon. THANKFUL fer past favors respect
fully Solicit share OF your patronage.
OdAS. KYLE, N. Il. corner OF sixth and
t)ran<e stfeeta iy7!tf
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
wILMINGTUn a nvRTMERN II N

wlLMl ~ nO&TAERN h.h
leave Wilmington French street) as follows
Fer BENDING, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
neid, Waynesburx function, Manor, Potts
vtllo, Tau aqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wef.
snd Reading X. H., 100 q. IN. and 2.Ab y. 70
For Springfield, Waynes0urg juno
ton, Coatesvtlle. Embroeville, Leuape
Uhndd's Ford and DuPont's and interms
data points, 90 am. 90, and 16 D. N.
For Ooatesvillo and intermed late points
at 4 6b p. m.
For West Chester, Z. 90 .. m. ass pm.
For Now Bridge ana intermediate polntf
e.lb p. m. and on Saturday, at ID and ILL
p. m.
TN Sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, at 8 90 q. m, and for Springfield ant
intermediate points at els p. N.
A. q. MOCAUSI.AND, r. Il. AlBBARD,
Superintendent. Gonn Pass. Ag'N
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
Shipments of Peaches

= ehty.thrte csrs of pea hes passed
through this city yesterday, contiuped
as foil VIZ:
Jersey City, SO; Baltimore; .; Phila.
telpbis, 20; Boston, 10; Hartford, 9,
NsW Haven, 2; Emira 3; Buffalo. /
Springfield, /; Pitt'0urS, /; CLEVELAND
!; Columbus, l To;al 10 date tais sea
con, Sll,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
~

~ ei-o-'
In the mater o'thc lnchi,N
Petition OF wm.Hau. Nes 1iEh
moud ct al Petitioners. =, Us1iso,n1
In pursuance OF an order oiinsCa1
In tho above cluss Isde on ~ hd
day OF y. arch, A. ~, ltsT sll ptiai
inS any lion or liens ateo!!na if'1n
estate Of willisn hannfnt, >afia u
Jane Stsnton, John iihnuo't. .Ma
mond. Margsre; dcslSea, >Sni -
and James Mcf.lven, Or eithsi e! "
tho bnds and premises TO WAi;t ~
relates, are hercty netted 70 Lag
sttipg forth the nairre AID !Ls ~,
tho samo n tho ot-cs o 100 ksl
Uhat ,sry Tor New nastle cosIv, "
before tho fourth Monis! - 'spssh
D., 1887, and 10 sprea. Shd bicN ~
or li-ps a, tho enauMg tenn o. w
before the rising OF ,is UelH .. "
dav o. the term. :. ~
JAMES y. HOFFSCEss. sfa a, y
wilmington, ISL. hlsaa i" j" ..I
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
Philadelphia Wilmington 4 Bal
timore Railroad.
June 18Th, l0Ay

June lStns 10A3.
Trains viii leave Wiimingten - folleWn
x rnIis'iPSi; e - :.P.::' r. q 8 8, !, f. !.
u .. ! o. , y, "a. % and oe .. 2.
. ., Z %, 8 ~, 7 20, Q 20, 10 % p. N.
rof I, Uns,ts, n :, |:zprsssl I. %. y. ~,
AoeommodAtion. %. : %, = o. sls, 10 u
.. m., ~ 90, ~, : %, . % and 10 90 p. m.
10 s:T y. il fS1s & = NO co. a. s ~ 40 %
FOR West Ohsstsr, via Lamokin, go and
SO .. m. . % and 90 p. m.
n s1s s;TaFs cents; r. ..a :as a nm
Baltimore and Intern edists stations, 10 CO
baltimore and Bay lane. @p.m.
70 os, II 90 :: m, II %, q II, "a, 4, 10,
Trains for Dsi.~ar. "; Division ,s.v. iOr:
New Oostle, 9 %. % .. m, IL u, 2 %, 0 ",
0eorEstowH and Loves, . % o n. and 60
For Rshoboth, 20 .. N. and SO tEz-
sssisrd !Erprsss, SOP. m.
Express III Harrington, $50 .. n va,
T sap1ss: y :; Ic- = Dover. Harrington and Del
mar. L. os nixht.
franklin City. 8 20 .. m.
Express for Ospe CHARLES, Old Point Gem.
sort Iad Norfolk, II % night.
Leave PhiIadslphia, Broad strsst seI
wnnington texpressl, II 20, osa %, IN,
10, .o2o, II ls, II 81 .. m. , 10, 0 ei, 4 on.
tso, sos. bzi, eo7, 0 81, II 20 p. m.
Accommodation, 30, 10 Is .. m. ~, : 20,
81, Z 81. 9 a. 9 10 10 0S 10 90 and II IL D. M
Trains marked thus (sjare limited sxpTsa
upon which extra fare ID charged.
SUNDAY TEAIND.
For Phfladelphia (oxpress), z 90, 3 %, 4 20,
Is, 10. ii bl q. IN, "a, ~ and 90 D. no.
Accommodation, sl6 Q. M, II 10, 70
10, o 30, 7 ", o 70 p. m.
For Chester fexprossl, lb,o 10, IL d q, m.
| ~ % and 9bo p. u.
Accommodation, 9 ls .. N, Il 10, l 7s. ! 10,
so and 20 p. N.
For New Yorr (express), 90. q. 10,
! -, Il, II 81 .. m, II, IA, "s2s, 100 and
For West Ohsssss. VIA Lsmexin. slsa. m,
For Ospe Uharles, Old Poin. Comfort Ane
| Norfolk IL 05 night.
For Now Uasslo, Middletown, clayton,
Dover, Harrington. Sssford, Laurel an q
Dclmar, IL Cd night.
baltimore AND washington, l -, Z ~, sol
more. 3 u. and IL 30 pm.
| Leave Philadsiphts, broad street, for wa
| mington lexprsss). u %. 8 70, 20, Q 10, II II
. M. oS,e o., and II 70, p. N.
| Accommodation, s3b, 10 70 .. m, u %, oi
ole, 686 and IL u .. N.
ierrsd 70 the ticket otiies ss the stst,on.
| J. X. WUUD.
General Passenger AEsrts
OXAl1Bs L HuaH General MAnA9eS.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

QUITE NUMBER Of school boys
we're disappointed last night who came
to the meeting OF the Board OF Eluca-
ton TO hear . lengthy rehAsh OF the
charges against the Principal OF the
HIsh jlool
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
NAt lna MAN

E1och Rash wishes 1t stated that he
IL not the husband OF Sa lie Rash, who
Was before the city court for disorderly >
coGdact last Saturday morning. He
asya that her husbands name is Pres.
lay Rash, and that be Is q painter.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

Do NOT get Eisene Manning, the
tslen Ted educAtionai ructor, OF Bal.
timore, who 10 .. Rshoboth this week,
mixed mp with Eugene Higgins, OF the
same city. 1t will be very hard ON Mr..
Manning.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
SUMMER COOKING

We have sold thousands OF
gallons OF NAPHTHA, CON-
monty called gasoline, for gaso.
line stoves, and none Of our Gus.
toners ever reported an acci
dent. Why1 Because we sell
none but the purest naphtha
being sweet, safe and Of good
strength. Delivered free to any
part Of the city. No charge for
cans.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
ENcurslOn.

The Sunday school Of the Presby ter.
ian Church OF Christiapa will make an
ex .ursion to Psansgrove, N. j., on
Tua asday, tbe 30:n inst. They will 20
to New Carte IN carriages, where they
will embark o1 tbs Maj IT Rey bold, and
so)n be carried TO the Jersey shore.
Pennearove ia qCite q pleasant place
and the children and their parents and
Ifriends may enjoy themselves very
highly In swinging, boating or sitting il
the shade of the trees.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

49,, ,. ... ,ag.4.A-.'.
III MONDAY, 4prii 2stn, =
seal snd stamp al reisnfs ~ -
osed 10 rev Ca'tle County, lE "
woTn is.t at Ky le's Ninth and ta
o- st Ily residence, llSe P,pla .ss
a ilx .op, will receive p'onI; s'gPTI EysI|
Regulator o; Weights sna aa's
an nrsl p .
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
ConsumrrEvN CURED.

An OLD physician retired from ptacntsSs; I;
heyina h al placed in his hands by en hess
India missionary the formula OF SIM
vegetable remedy for tho speedy ana pstplif. is.
uent cure Of Consumption, Br0nchitisi -,
lnrrh. As,haa and all throat and iunS
AIect!.As, also a positive and radical cuie
for Nervous Dobtlity and all Nervous oin .i,o
plants, after having tested ite Hoheeis - "a
felt it his duty to make it knesn 70 n,s
suffer Ing felIowa. Actuated by this molhs
and desire to relieve human suneflns'
will send FREQ Of charge, to all VINO deslro ,s
l this recipe, Ia u erman, Frenon or = ny ,s IT.
with full directions for preparing and us,as
Sent by mail by address Tag with sIem - ~
naming this paper, W. A. NOY ES liss nx y
] arts Block, Rochester, n, Va ly-eoN
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
FNI TlIEED,

NJ to IN; m "a. E prop:r. and and - 10 .
81. root IN coli ct ~, ...s,o aaeI
AN martsrs perts,'lri 80 ~ ral@
yes's1 only On aaod sIs, ''4
VII, :!e.D.s, etc iTe!i;:t, t,o'-,,si as|
.n,tnwpi4gg!Na - r'!s : III
IVA. s.Hae o; ini,isI,SHs. ,..iiT spt sa4p.
WALHEk a ELhioii i - iuD'ss
atroets. -
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
BALTlMOHE q y UAaO RAiLROAi

BALTlMOHE q UAlO nAlLROAD
sUHEDULk IN EFFECr. July 8, 1887.
Trains leave ueiawAre avenue Dspot:
EAsT.BoUND::
rhlia. Accommodation, daily .....e.lbA. n
PhilA. Accommodation, uaiiy. ....7.0o a. u
Phils. Accommodation, daily. ....7.65 A. u
Phila. b Chester express, daily lila A. ID
PhilA. Accommodation, daily go. Loo D. IN
Phila. Accommodation, daily..... $40 p. L..
Phila. d Chester, express, daily. .A.6b p. n.
PsiIa Ps AssS%mSassiSa aa; ~ p
Phila. Accom-. daily ,oxcspt Sunday,T. 30 p. m
PhiIa. \ Obestor express, daily, i.bs p. u
Phila. Accommodation, daily,.....e.os p. n.
wEST-BOUkD:
Chicago Limited, daily. ..........f.to A. u,
Arrives Chicago $50 next morning.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
except Sunday................ Q. m
Arrives 6inoinnsti ia 4. NJ. 81. Icuii
60 p. M. next day.
Onlcsgo and st. Louis Express,
singeIiy Aeoom modstion, daily. ! 30 D. n
ToR LANDENBER},s . 90 a. NJ sunday
500 P. M, and b.2s p. M. daiiy.
Trains leave market Street station:
FOR Philadelphis o.so A. ID, daily excsp'
sunday, 2A r. M, daily. Tor Baltimors
2l6 z. NJ, daily. Bo Landonberg. $50 and
Il. 90 A. M. daily, except SUNDAY; 800 .. IN
Sunday only; 2.<6 and b.25 p. N daily.
Trains Tor Whining ton-Leave Phtiadel
pnia a7.0t and $40 =. IN. daily. 7.lt q, m
daily, except sunday; 1908, xl0.s6 o. IN
daily; 2 90. 40, A.2o, 300. $50, o.ao. $40
1000 p. Ia. daily
Express t.ainsa
". ID. OLEME ENTS, u. z. LORD.
MANAGER. aonn Pase. Agent
Telephone No. lf3.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

nyullJL-egs snAnES NJ" s,,t| n
~ M ecAsrics' huIid'ny u1.l +, ~ !
Issued ard for sale. tir@ pe'i.,s i.1nIs
second Tuesday 10 Nav A.iss5S| i,.,.1|
xndo to ". !. MuRkOW, ees,nna| ia
iii Frsuen etreet, siii receive li.sr WI
lion.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
THE ARTISANS BANK.
NO. 5o2 MARKET STREE.


NO. 5o2 MARKET sTREEE.
rSSRPOHATED...ss..-. ..rHbHUAEY b,lozs
Opento receive deposits daily from q. N
on:il p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from TO 8 O'Clock.
Tho charter Of the bank provides that ~
prohts upon It's Investments. except so much
as is sresuireI fer the payment OF necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus Tor the 60
curity OF depositors, shall be divided among
the depositOrs.
No manager ia allowed to borrow any par,
OF the funds dopoaited with the Corporation.
MANAGERS.
George W. Bush s. Allen Hilles,
"A. l.. Iichenstein, Goo. :. OapelIo,
0has. " Rowland, N. X. Benson,
Jos. l.: Carpenter, Jr., Job II. Jackson
Wm, II. swift, Henry r. Duro,
Anthony Higgins, Edward Pusey,
Washington Haqtings,
MONEY LUANEU.ON MoRTGAGES,
GIo. W. BURH, GEO. s. UAPaLLs,
President. -PosidsLt.
Il. 7. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
10 '-mv Jos. M. MATHER Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
DIR, T HEE:l|! !. !: ! ! !

cred PhyslciRn SNsF''' 4 III iifIa' 2 n
aY .ps',i ,,i.rn,... lr.nsrtantl ,,ss . VI
az n,s Isiaud Poison. .,'.,i'.k .',''...' / Thrssi
.ha,"s ,,sir .1nnT"' ah,tin!..e irtari, i,%@prGarrt
rs s.r, van. Debility. yahsa5'aa. -
n.SisI,e .S prenntG-' lrsi'H'., IN Eslstl
.,si,, c'-.d r'ir. 81. lIi' -. Il slh
rsr,'s rsp a,c should rcf. ~ - ~.
,s,,;s,t 10 hooks ia"l i'.t', ,.fs =. ~, I,
,,.s.,,r,s " here III '.tscs l't s,.3e,rcd M
-. Th.se srirh.. arr 'o"''' n" IT. q u
..,,', /, ut,.trs. ,t4 q" r." ~
,aoritla. .,,tcg ~ ,.na unfortunate lar1i
'nly rn,",ms ,, a.. .nud,,ru .Ss,,~
Aa7str""'.. nj F,ua aa- nlan ~
~ ,,,s u,sin i,n,e,nssha.iN. iitNri' j. ~
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THE TERRIBLE fate OF Thomas Con-
don, who Lost his LIE Saturday evenirg &
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-17
The New Judicial District.

AUSTIN, March Ex-senator Bells
bill introduced to-day creates the
Forty-second Judicial District out OF
Palo Pinto, Eastland, Stephens, Shack
elford, Callahan and Taylor counties.
The bill to accommodate the districts
from which the counties named are
taken recognizes the Twcnty-Linth,
Thirty-frst, Thirty-second, Thirty
third, Thirty-sevcnth and Thirty ninth
Districts
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-17
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

All Texas is on real estate boom.
Texas cities will have an election for
mayor next month.
Thus far there has not been a single
failure in Waco this year.
Immigration meetings are being
held mt Marshall.
Extensive beds of pure anthracite
coal have been discovered in Jack
county.
Funds have been secured for the
erection of new Methodist Church
at Laredo.
Alex Cole, was killed in Coleman
county while in the act of plundering
store house.
The Farmers alliance have organic
cd in nearly every ncighborhood in
Newton county.
While handling an axe at Cold
Springs little Hubert Cleveland acct
dentally cut off part of his foot.
Five brick stores of ample dimen-
sions arc to be built at Marshall on the
site of the burned opera house build
ing. -
A roller flour mill, with a capacity
of 200 barrels per day, will soon be
erected at Santa Anna, in Coleman
county.
Sixty-six per cent. of the taxes of
Nolan county has been collected. For
drouth stricken country this is
pretty fairshowing.
Mrs. Dena Hall snapped the old tine
aunloadedp pistol at her young child
and the weapon was discharged, the
contents entering the child's breast.
The little sufferer viii probably re.
cover.
I.Sampson, of Young county, adver
fises in the Graham Leader that he
has lost a horse, aud, after describing
the property, says he will pay $50 for
full and reliable particulars concerns
ing the funeral ofthe thief.
G. S. Minncar has brought suit in
the district court at Sherman against
Marshal w. T. Cutter, of Denison, for
false imprisonment, claiming $4,000.
Cufler had arrested him on suspicion
o. being hofsethief. !